Reply to thread

Message

<blockquote data-quote="hyped for bass" data-source="post: 8889723" data-attributes="member: 692992">Thank you for your response!The main reason I initially considered an under-seat subwoofer was to save space in my small car. However, your point about the bass being more impactful with a proper subwoofer setup has me reconsidering. I found the Pioneer TS-WX1210A as an alternative. Do you think this is a good choice, or would you recommend something else for better bass performance?I also have a few additional questions:<ol>
<li data-xf-list-type="ol">If I’m already getting an amp for the subwoofer, would it make sense (value for money) to get speakers and subwoofer without and integrated amp and get an external one to power both? How much more complicated would the installation be?</li>
<li data-xf-list-type="ol">For now, would it be okay to disconnect the rear speakers to avoid crackling at higher volumes and potentially upgrade them later?</li>
</ol>You helped me alot already and I&#039;m thankful for every advice.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="hyped for bass, post: 8889723, member: 692992"] Thank you for your response! The main reason I initially considered an under-seat subwoofer was to save space in my small car. However, your point about the bass being more impactful with a proper subwoofer setup has me reconsidering. I found the Pioneer TS-WX1210A as an alternative. Do you think this is a good choice, or would you recommend something else for better bass performance? I also have a few additional questions: [LIST=1] [*]If I’m already getting an amp for the subwoofer, would it make sense (value for money) to get speakers and subwoofer without and integrated amp and get an external one to power both? How much more complicated would the installation be? [*]For now, would it be okay to disconnect the rear speakers to avoid crackling at higher volumes and potentially upgrade them later? [/LIST] You helped me alot already and I'm thankful for every advice. [/QUOTE]

Verification